Quality Wins In Home Building Over Upkeep Costs
A comparison of two men shows that choosing quality over the cheapest bid reduces long term upkeep. Quality plumbing insulation weatherproofing and durable materials cut heating repairs and replacements, proving that initial price matters less than lasting value.
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Prince
Price
YOUR HEALTH Large Varieties of Foreign Substances Swallowed or Inhaled
A study warns that people may ingest or inhale a wide range of foreign substances. Health experts highlight risks to the digestive tract and lungs from misadventure or environmental exposure, urging caution and awareness.
Dangers of Swallowing Foreign Bodies and Home Vegetable Meals
Medical overview on objects swallowed or inhaled causing throat and lung injury. Bones, pins, and shells are common hazards with teeth and knots of meat linked to choking. Prevention stresses early medical aid, not back slaps, and careful extraction methods. Also notes on vegetable plate meals stressing variety, color, cooking methods, and balancing plant protein with dairy and eggs.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner
Tomorrow's meals list breakfast with greengage plums liverwurst celery radishes toast milk coffee lunch includes potato parsley soup cheese graham bread butter sandwiches tomato pepper salad lemonade cookies dinner features baked stuffed beets creamed potatoes green beans egg yolk garnish peach short cake milk coffee
Birds Close Eyes by Lower Lid Shut
Most birds blink by lowering the lower eyelid rather than both lids or the upper lid, a distinctive pattern in avian eye movement. This behavior helps protect the eye while maintaining field of view during activities like feeding and flight.
Local Social Notes Touch Carolina Beach and Guilford
Mr and Mrs R T Jordan and Miss Faye Jones plan a week at Carolina Beach. Miss Ruth Horney attended a tea at Miss Mary Frances Kerner’s Guilford College home. Mr and Mrs Milton Gordon visited their son and his wife in High Point.
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R. T. Jordan
Faye Jones
Carolina Beach
Ruth Horney
Mary Frances Kerner
Guilford College
Milton Gordon
Bill Gordon
High Point
Mrs J L Skeen Hosts Dinner Guests
Mrs J L Skeen entertained Thursday with dinner for her sister Mrs Estie Welborn and a Thomasville native daughter along with another daughter Mrs Fleta Bruton from Virginia.
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J. L. Skeen
Estie Welborn
Thomasville
Fleta Bruton
Virginia
Mrs Burrus Jones Visits Grandmother in High Point
Mrs Burrus Jones and her young son Jackie and Mrs T T Jones visited the former's grandmother Mrs Clary at her home on Redding Street in High Point on Wednesday.
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Burrus Jones
Jackie
T. T. Jones
Clary
Redding Street
High Point
Mrs Henry Parrish Visits Relatives at Trinity
Mrs Henry Parrish is spending a few days with relatives at Trinity, reported in local notes as a brief social visit.
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Henry Parrish
Trinity
Miss Beulah Skeen Visits With High Point Parents
Miss Beulah Skeen of High Point spent the weekend here with her parents, enjoying time at family gatherings and local events.
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Miss Beulah Skeen of
High Point
Mrs Dora M. Horney Returns To Health
Mrs Dora M Horney has recovered from an illness sufficient to be out again and resume daily activities.
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Dora M. Horney
Visitors at the Jones home include Smiths and Bulla kin
Recent visitors at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jones were Mrs. Claudia Smith and her daughter Maude, Mrs. Rufus Smith and daughter Frances, and Mrs. Carey Bulla.
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T. J. Jones
Claudia Smith
Maude
Rufus Smith
Frances
Carey Bulla
No More Piles. Doctor’s Internal Cure Promises Relief
A historic ad claims piles result from poor lower bowel blood circulation and promote HEMROID as an internal medicine. It argues external salves fail, promises restoration and relief, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after one bottle.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Mann's
Eckerd's
Ady
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Promote Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a preventive and treatment for malaria. Claims the tonic combines tasteless quinine and iron to kill infection, fortify the system, and prevent attacks. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with stated value differences.
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Grove
Peanuts and Vegetables Make Colorful August Meals
A guide suggests poached or hard boiled eggs with vegetables and peanut based fillings. Stuffed tomatoes and peppers with rice and peanuts offer protein and flavor for an August dinner. Nuts may vary but peanuts remain affordable and rich in protein. Alaska free land note appears as a closing aside.
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